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Pleasure Bound ‘Afloat’ (1969) 130: He had his money sewed in the arse of his pants.at arse, n.
Pleasure Bound ‘Afloat’ (1969) 130: He had his money sewed in the arse of his pants. Pleasure Bound ‘Afloat’ (1969) 136: ‘Guess you’re a bright bit all through’.at bit, n.1
Pleasure Bound ‘Afloat’ (1969) 131: [I] open my legs [...] and precisely what he does to the gap nature has left between them is his business.at gap, n.1
Pleasure Bound ‘Afloat’ (1969) 182: They drank to toast of the three consonants — L.F.F., ‘Luck, fuck and a fiver’ — with no heeltaps.at heeltap, n.
Pleasure Bound ‘Afloat’ (1969) 231: He tried to sleep — well, when he had overcome his Horn [...] he did.at horn, n.2
Pleasure Bound ‘Afloat’ (1969) 182: They drank to toast of the three consonants — L.F.F., ‘Luck, fuck and a fiver’ — with no heeltaps.at L.F.F., excl.
Pleasure Bound ‘Afloat’ (1969) 132: ‘A mermaid [...] is a dear, delightful dot of dimity, who doesn’t exactly traverse this boundless waste of wave because she loves it, but because there are gents like you, sir, who have money to spend and want a little occasional diversion’.at mermaid, n.
Pleasure Bound ‘Afloat’ (1969) 139: She’s the very last thing that ever came down the Pike.at come down the pike (v.) under pike, n.2
Pleasure Bound ‘Afloat’ (1969) 177: Prendergast [...] punished a large cocktail severely.at punish, v.
Pleasure Bound ‘Afloat’ (1969) 208: ‘A dam sight too much jolly rogering for other people’.at roger, v.1
Pleasure Bound ‘Afloat’ (1969) 125: [of non-commercial intercourse] When jolly beasts like mammoths [...] started in on a quiet short time, it was worth going miles to see.at short time, n.
Pleasure Bound ‘Afloat’ (1969) 201: They had skinned £500,000 worth of illicit diamonds out of Mr Solly Joelstein’s yacht.at skin, v.1
Pleasure Bound ‘Afloat’ (1969) 138: I may tell you, gentle, and otherwise readers, that a salt-water douche is a dead snip preventative.at snip, n.
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